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me and my ghetto handwriting on the box...yeah jakes a cosmetic nazi..lol

its like a 3500d.. but a bit longer and just wait and buy them from woofersetc!

why did you just get it earlier OUT THERE CUSTOMS?

dude the same thing happened to me!!!!

That has been gone for year now! i know it has been...im just giving jake a hard time for not bringing it back Still working on it haha sweet! you should see the one i have its so beat up!! lol...

That has been gone for year now! i know it has been...im just giving jake a hard time for not bringing it back

no sax 50.4

oh its for a 90 model 4runner

cheers mate

call them

no wonder yall been super busy! thats crazy!!!!

nope..i figured they were busy enough so yeah. ill let them answer this when they can.

is the one building my alternator

It just means one will have more low-end output over the other, all size subs can usually plya the same frequencies as stated above. yeh i guess we did mix up terms and understanding lol...i meant to say that an 8 will have a harder time being loud in low freq compared to a 15 That must be why in the world of home audio, there are 4" speakers that play clean and linear down in the 40's. 8's don't have a harder time if the enclosure is right. On a retro note, back in the day a friend of mine had 18 RE8's that peaked 32 hz and did 153's on the headrest. Displacement (NOT cone area) is required to get more amplitude from a lower frequency in many conditions. So, it is very possible three 8's could have the same SPL at the same frequency as a single 15 if all drivers had similar stroke in a similarly tuned enclosure. i stand corrected...**pulls foot out of mouth**

It just means one will have more low-end output over the other, all size subs can usually plya the same frequencies as stated above. yeh i guess we did mix up terms and understanding lol...i meant to say that an 8 will have a harder time being loud in low freq compared to a 15